PWS&D – Malnutrition program and food security in Haiti

In Haiti, PWS&D is working to support children suffering from malnutrition and reduce vulnerability to climate change and food insecurity.

Food insecurity and malnutrition in Haiti is driven by many factors, including poor infant and young child feeding practices, lack of access to clean water and sanitation, high unemployment, and poverty. The pandemic has also resulted in fewer sources of income for households.

By teaching about soil conservation, agricultural techniques that require less water, seed and fertilizer, and strengthening solid waste management systems, PWS&D partners are helping address the needs of families and communities for today and for the future.

PWS&D in Haiti

 

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